Flapper is the 1920s rebellious women's style of dropped waists, bobbed hair, and Jazz Age liberation, representing post-WWI female emancipation and a direct challenge to Victorian-era restriction through both dress and behavior. Drop-waist beaded shift dresses are the defining garment. Feather boas go over them. Long pearl necklaces hang at the front. T-strap heels go below, with gloves and cloche hats completing it.